Republicans are crying foul in the New Jersey gubernatorial election, viewing an influx of nearly 500,000 new Democratic voters with skepticism. The landslide Republican loss in New Jersey was one of the biggest surprises of Tuesday night,

From Bogota senior Emma Fowler to Rutherford senior Mackenzie Vellis, Group 1 is loaded with big-time hitters.

In the interview, Mikie Sherrill addressed the ongoing government shutdown, and its impact on SNAP funding and the air traffic controller shortage impacting airports and airlines across the country.

New Jersey and New York have issued water permits for the Williams Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) natural gas pipeline.

A major medical office chain abruptly announced dozens of closures across New Jersey, sending patients scrambling to find a new place to get health care. Optum will be closing nearly 90 clinics across the state, and according to the state Department of Labor, the company is expected to lay off 572 employees in total next year.

Democrat Mikie Sherrill is projected to win the New Jersey gubernatorial election against Republican Jack Ciattarelli. As of 9:30 p.m. with 63% of the expected vote reporting, Sherrill holds more than a 14-point lead -- 57.0% to 42.4%.

The elimination of farm-to-school funding and changes to SNAP eligibility may disqualify tens of thousands of kids from getting free meals at school.

Shields noted it was a banner night for Democrats nationwide. In addition to Sherrill's win in New Jersey, Democrats flipped the Virginia governor's seat with Abigail Spanberger's win. Zohran Mamdani will also be New York City's next mayor.

Eight minutes into the second period, the Devils would finally break through. Simon Nemec activated down the right flank and fired a shot toward the net. It ricocheted back to him behind the net, and he made an Elias-ian pass to Ondrej Palat right in front, who scored to put the Devils ahead.

Two New Jersey men were arrested in a terror plot probe on the heels of arrests in Michigan in an alleged ISIS-inspired terrorist plot, said Alina Habba, acting US attorney for New Jersey. The two men are said to have been part of the same online communication group as the ones who hatched the alleged plot in Michigan,